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l'l'IE 0||A|iL0`|"|'E TOWN GUARDIAN Notes By_The Way

President-W. Chester S. llclmrs. Tice-President-J. II. Burnett. Ugg nf th; motor cu lg tha impart-

tieeretary-Llent. Col. D. A. liar-Klnuan, D. B. 0.

Editor and Manager-J. B. Burnett.

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Associate Editor-D. K. Currie.

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Morning .Daily (founded H51) $5.00 per year (in odvanreb delivered. “.50 par yell' iia aiivunfe) mailed in Canada uid fsited Status.

Hail To The Chief! 'Md

--~ A fa

The enthusiastic ovation tendered ier

Hon, R. B. Bennett, the Conservative of

leader. at Summerside last night was

SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1930 me

._, _-__l__-_.___ tio

7 tained a substantial revenue from

A customs duties on imported cars and

fl Fremll' °l"W"°‘”“`d by Frm" from the sales tax nn nil cars. There

political patron of millionaires-

Iiiackenzle King. Here tire SOYY‘~t‘

John D. Rockefeller, whose trust "C

all that his most ardent admirers employed ,\ir. King during the stress ye

could have wished. It was a veritable of

triumph for the leader and the

thorough-going Canadian policies for the which he stands. wh

This afternoon and tonight massed one

audiences will hear him at l\lonta,gue King gave $50,000,000 worth of na- it and Charlottetown. tional rights on which they issued

It is personalities, as well as na- $35

m the right side of the issues of the

mrpaigna. lr. Bassett is admi:‘»¢d!_." washington.

day, and his brilliant platform de- w

livery, his known intetzrity of char- gh

octet' and sincerity of purpose, give it \"¢lKl'\l» md 5l€Umf`*\f`If‘? W ll3 CIIS- almost daily consultation while in lri tusaion of these issues. Ottawa, and who went with the

` ri-im

It il indeed a great privilegp is

hear A aaatmman such as Mr. Ben- gg

ada today- A Maritimer himself, ht 000000 Beauharnols deal.

knows our problems and our dim

cultles in this part of Canada, ‘and f R he is with us heart and soul in our sr,

gtrugig for justice and equality, Hel comcsb Prince Edward Island on, this occasion with no empty gestures of ‘_'sympathy" but with practical as- surances of federal aid and encour-

agement which will be implemented promptly and to the latter.

Cordial, too, is the reception being, accorded to Miss Bennett, who is ac- I

companying her distinguished broth-

er on his campaign tour and who has already made a host of friends and

admirers' in this Province. ’

Pensions and Subsidies I

On the horns of a dilemma, that

Patriot does not know how to handle

the Old Age Pension scheme, which

the Conservative Par'v promises to make ii Federal 1ui>lii:_\~. ' I

It now maintains that only 20 per

cent. of the aged of this prfv,-inch, would come under the .=t‘h<n',e, andl

that the annual cost would he roundl about sl00.000, instead of $?00.000I

In Bri‘lsh Columl\'a. "‘” percent-

,§ K pensmmrs to population 0.8,.” _ '_ _ 1 th mm Canada and the (‘nit.ed States are

70 ywrs of age is 34,50. and in Mani- I

ige would be less than theirs? ` The probability, nay, the certalnt_v`

Almost is that the Patriots original;

estimate of 50 per cent, is nearer the

truth. I The difference between the Con-

ae_i_'1'ative policy and the Liberal pol-

icy is thus that the Con<ervatives

will relieve |15 of tho '.‘_'l<,oIe $200 070

per annum; whale ‘he L:hf~_'nl=, will

charge it to our proposed ri lflfzonal subsidv. I . As the most Mr. Sniindcrr' .\l’er-or-

ial of -lan. 21 clatmccl for :irld'_‘lo“nI

subsidy was $700,000, the Oki Az"

pensions would swallow up S300_0f\'I of

this, leaving $400,000 for other pur- poses.

The .<~i'irrIer=' rlf=f'tr-.' has $340,000

last year, and there were in arl'l1f1on at mst 550,000 of impriri iruia. mir- ` ing in round figures $300,000. I

’l"his means that oven if the Klnc

Governmcr-‘ were. to gm- fire full

amount ,\fr Sminders Memorial ask- '

ed for, we would only ne: $100,000, or , 525.000 lc.=.= per annum, than the ln- V

terim siibsirli' nllo:v_<, without doing

anything to help acriciiltiire, increase

teachers salaries, improve our roads,

or develop our tourist. resources.

If the Conservative policy M

gdopted. we shall get the $300,000 forl our pensions from Federal F‘unds,l

will get our main hiszhwavs maintain- , ed by Federal grants, will have our

agricultural development subsidized,

and still have at least $700,000 peri annum according to the Memorial to ,

gmpmw guy provincial finances, put-

ting our teachers salaries on a pr0P¢f basis. and enabling us to develop Dm-

fitablo tourist YGBOUMI-

|. i

Kb|g's Millionaires

The next thing to being a million-

_,_ ggqbgthsboaomfriend

_iran - .

llthia I

I\'fll`.

Dr. \V. L. l\iacDougsl, President of cs.,

Montreal Harbor Commissioners, nf

Andrew Haydon. multi-millionaire "ation lawyer' b°5°m friend M Canada. ' I come here to pander to

e Prime Minister, vi'-ho made him no

senator and with whom he is in m

- in

s Minister to Bermuda prepar-

Vincent Massey, multi-millionaire

cultural implement manufactur-_

who also bowed the knee in 1926!

to Free Trade before the Liberals

"made progress" to protection, and

was made Minister to Washington,

and now has been promised the High

Commissioncrship in London, pro-

vided !\-lr. Bennett does not win.

Lawrence Wilson, millionaire liquor

baron, chairman of the Wine and

Spirit Merchants' Association of Can-

ada, made a senator by Mr. King.,

There are others but these are suf-I ficient to show-it to be-unkind of

the Hon. Cyrus, "the friend of at

friend" of multi-millionaires. to re-,I-=I

fer disparacinely to those who have I d legitimately made their money with- b out recourse to Beauharnois methods. I R

I n

¢-»---»-_-1- I P

I »

Premier Lea Vs. Hon. Cyrus”

L_. these "countervaiiing" duties against

If the Hon. Cyrus Macmillan were I “

. l

more familiar with political events int sam perlmts me Canadian tarm to

this Pi'ovincc, it is unlikely that ho be

would have hazarded this question at many' pranm south Americm or Pownal the other night; "How can,some other country, is one bound to

Whlfh ll- Dt‘e‘~’lO\1Sly t‘F*1lil0*\‘fl- I you eww.. Pm_U,,ram,m9n. In 1m,,r_ result in unending confusion.

provincial trade from a party thati left your ,,an.~portation n e s tc

.Ii “'55 ln I" 1922?" Fm' it W” W' I line extending for three thousand

mba aug' ` mitiedly the successful efforts of tht miles across the continent. East to

Are we to asvime that nur percent- ‘ COmM\_m,\_@ party under Sh. Robert! west, from the Atlantic to the PML

Borden _in securing the present carIn

fcrrv that placed us in a position to

carry on a profitable interprovincial D :rad/= and secured for us "an unpre-

i~f~dc.i1erl era of prosperity. Up to

that time. our transportation griev- , nares had been lcnored by Liberal ls

Goiernmants in power at Ottawa I?

ance that it has attained as a source

motorists to the treasuries of the'

'”` _ various provinces. On license fees

his friends; liccnsed in Canada last year, an in-

om Mr. King made a senator and bf-*C Ol my Hblllly- What is more.

of the _=_\-iidicate to whom Mr. Bl' _ _

South Africa says it, Australia says

0,000,000 stock. He is now men- piro is to develop that part of the

tional issues, that count. Ln election Lioned' as prospective Minister to estate called Canada, and to that

end

which this Dominion will be built

will not go, either for votes or power.

B, Bennett at Ontario meeting.

l'l'i

duty in effect from June 18, local

law limiting the number of the people

European countries who may enter as immigrants. This law has not yet

public revenue. Last year no less

han $41,274,000 was contributed by

$22,514,000 was paid and throuzh

gasoline tax $18,780,000. In addi- n, the Dominion government ob-

were 1.193.000 motor cars and trucks

use of ll'l,000 over the previous ar.

“I am nn imperialist, but my high-

duty as one is to serve that part the Empire in which I live to the

irish statcsmen endorse this view.

and New Zealand says lt. "Our primary duty within this Em-

the Conservative Party will bend energies to the utmost of its abil- I have said this in every part of

man‘s views. I come hers to

ake concessions to no mari, but to dicata the particular principles by

to a great country. Beyond this I

05' °° ‘M bringing d°W`“ °f the My views are founded on convictions,

nett discuss the issues before Can- Budget. He also' is ln on the $350,-,mt

Zfl

upon expedieney." Honorable R.

The first effects of Mr. Dunnin.g's

"countervai1ing" duties, made at Washington, are being felt by the Nova Scotia people, says the Halifax Herald. Local wholesalers have been

advised by the Commission of Cus-_ toms at Ottawa that, effective from the 18th of June, the Canadian duty on salt, barrclled beef from the Unit- ed Stat/es for consumption in this country is “B cents per pound, but no less than 20 per cent. ad valorerri."

The duty on bai-relied beef has been

increased from $4.50 to $i2.00 per bar- rel anci the duty on barreilecl pork has been increased from $4.50 to $7.00 per barrel. And one of the

ost extraordinary features of the tuation is the fact that with this

calers have been selling barrelled eef and pork on the basis of old duty nd if they are required to psy the cw duty on all this product import- d since June 18 they will be left in a ery difiiruit position, indeed. This is exactly one of the results of

~hich the Government was warned iring the Eudget debate, A scheme

made in the United States, Ger-

ontiguous countries with s border

The United States imposes a quota

f Great Britain and continental

een appliedto Canada, but United tates officials are stationed at border oii-its guarding it zealously to see hat no person enter except those

fI"0'= 1-“~-'"1 "Hill lfill- "‘ ffl” which the who have paid the head tax and com-

;m~_~,~n; Premier of the Province, Hon. p

lied with other restrictions. Canada

lv, .\i, im, frankly admitted in the has as large an area as the United

Lf‘:1<I:i‘ure last session. We commend

‘.l.e f~,llo'.'.'inc paragraphs from Prem-

ier Leu ,= spccch on that occasion to_

:l~,r» careful perusal of l-Ion. Cyrus: .\i:icm;llan. It \vas delivered onl

.\larch lllth last during the debate; on :ho Draft Address. The quotation I i= frfm :nr r-mint df april mi: "

"Wo have also another and I `

r'm-.fi-oi' it very just claim against the Federal Government for the ` n'\nf'ilf;llment of the forms of Con- ` fcrlvm‘:on in their failure tn fur- , t~.i='l\. vhzv Province with continuoiis { mniriiiiiiioation with the mainland, \\‘hl1r- we must interpret this npr-hrtiioiit in a reasonable manner _vm no are informed by the best I nufl:f~rit~.‘ that rt car-ferry as cffl- I cient ns the one now ot1I”l‘a'-IM F\I~ g Borden was izivint: equal service on I l,.~iko _\lichlc.'\n in 1905. Who ran ; estimate what tha Island has Inst V during the twelve years interven- ing until 1017. the length of time that wr- have been deprived of this service? Let us consider what the Island would lose if the car-ferry ceased tn run during the last or the present winter. We would have lost not only the $30,000 annually erantcrl tn us in lieu of noniulfill- mont of the terms of union, but we certainly would have lost sev- eral million dollars in the depre- ciation of the potatoes and other perishable crops which we find it

necessary to ship enntinuousl_v_

"Since the establishment nf the

far-ferry there has been an unpre- cedented era of prosperity in this Province and I claim that this im- proved and progressive system of potato growing and other lines of production in this Province would have started and should have been started ten years earlier and would have lu-rn the means of retaining mm* 'lf °\Ir Progressive young men

road trains and seventy two were col- ' lisions with electric trains. Dr. Hall

‘shows that the judgment of motor- ists when instantaneous action is ne- cessary to prevent mishaps is serious- ly impaired by defects of sight or

States and in some respects has great- er natural resources. Then why should it be necessary forthe Govern- ment of Canada to spend three mil- lion dollars a year of the peoples money bringing immigrants into Canada to replace Canadian born?

Postmaster Gem-ral Veniot. has not

been mitch in evidence so far in the campaign, says the New Brunswlckl exchange, It would seem that New Brunstvicks only representative in the Cabinet should be up and doing if he hopes to make any better show- ing in the Federal election than he did in the provincial.

it ii mi th.. Lurrrrii pany but the

Kin!! Government. that is being op- posed in this election. Many Liber- als are denouncing the government in the stronfzest terms and feel that .f """"l he iinfr-Iumte for i‘ie coun- try if it should be returned to power,

Of 2.017 fatal motor-ear accidents

ln Illinois last year 591 are classed by the State Health Department as

air, temperature of 100 F where th! I

Baby of Qnurs

B) lame: |Y.B¢rlan.H.D. `

MEETING THE HEAT.

you may be very sensitive to the

wave' your si.;i-its begin to droop.

some previous heat, wave you hid I

slight heat stroke without realli' the

knm-mg 1;, and it has left. you just a I siiion has no chance to do much, and V

insinuatlng that when the Liberal: party was returned to power every-I

really the great amount of moisture in ' thing would bloom as the rose in a

well cultivated garden. Well, Mr.

causes the trouble, King has been in power now for al-I

most nine years, and a stranger can:

little lers able to withstand the heat.

In most cases in this cllmitc it I-5

the air, combined with the heat, that

And to make it just a little worse.

it is the -nut' not day that ¢<>mi>1°te-S I s your discomfort.

A temperature of 90 F. with ex- it

have not the slightest doubt that

treme moisture and stilluwl 04 ¢h¢

gan .gauge you more distress than a a

moisture is low and there is a ¢°°d C bree-so blowing. G

So when the heat wave arrives and is

there is no 'cool' place to which you

can go. you must prepare yourself to t withstand it. `

Try to have in the home, the of-

fice, or Hhs factory some method of creating a draught by windows or

I I

heat. and with the approach of a 'heat I

Now it is just possible that during'

have bloomed around here by paying

rue ere was some wor one o

the Kings W‘harf last year for which h

inet Ministers with 500000 automo

. S . -

biles free. Of course, we _all admit at there is a big difference in the com-

valusbie concessions but nsthing lik' r A _ _,%_,_M__ A _‘__,m__q ~ _

` they would have games nad they been ' s

Liberalism And , _ '

what aiir.z.i»arm¢r mamarotneearé I

c 1 0 flattered by the overtures of King. ‘ 1,

Pfagfesslvlslan The Liberal leader, in his speech in

.wi-im-n for me cursim by I

.v_ c. pewir

In 1021, after an absence from pow- I

er of ten years, Liberalism came back to enjoy the spoils or view-ry. During; the campaign which defeated the; Conservatives, I heard Mr. King ini Alberton_ In that speech, which he: delivered in the rink, he made apol-i ogies for the little he had been ablei to do for us but excused himself on

ground that a member in oppo-

et a very good idea of how things

visit to the Alberton Wharves. I

ny newspaper, bold enough to print picture of them in its columns, ould be sued for defamation of h

e workmen were paid the princely

of 0225 per day by the same

sum , Government which supplied its Cab- ¢f°Yl4"| 09111105. Ublrlllsm WHS

Alberton in ‘2l, had made the stats- ment that "Progressivism was .1 movement which would quickly pa.-as away." With Machiaveilian cunning

he realized that no sue/h movement as '

Progressiveism could be hurt from Mi

the outside and immediately began _ ` his plan or campaign which, before it ' M ‘.

~ riglitof 'tvliv

lI"~\\\`-<\>~'\..// /it “D

f"°t>1"V/

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ended. was to result in the swallow- ing-up by Liberalism of every worth- while Progressive leader. He has had some trouble with Agnes MacPhs3 even though he did send her to Eur- OPC- ,

After Crerar's resignation, and

shortly before the election of '25 I wrote him asking him if he would be kind enough to give me in his uwr. words his interpretation of Liberal- ism and also his opinion of what the result of thc forthcoming election would be.

Despite the fact that Mr. Crersr

wu very busy at the time he wrote

me six very closely typewritten sheets setting out his opinion, the funds.- mental causes which would return Liberalism to power and, incidentally,

laining to me just why he had re

KH His letter proved in practically

every respect a wonderfully accurate prediction of what came to pass. In

aracter by the Town Council. It GXD - _

t th k d t si ed as leader of the Progressives.

-0+#-0-A-Q-o-o-e-oo-eo-o-0+

nearer the old-fashioned Liberalism

trouble. °

\ , _ ‘ _ af/25°. -Zee Q .fs

_ s ora/ _-_ ! ,_,,/A'

and nearly always ONE is invthe wrong. ‘

Ile must pay the bill and look pleasant.

-Our automobile policies, including the Liability and Collision coverages. will pay the expenses in event of _

You will enjoy your car more if you are properly in. 'r

sured and realize your car is no longer I liability. ‘°'

Ask us for rates and psiii culars for covering your eu,

Hyndman 6:’ Co. Limited

The Oldest Insurance Agency in P. E. L Lower Queen Street Chulotgggmm

i ,a \ ~,,p ._,- :A _ '

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this time than it had been in any od during the preceding fifty

doors so that air may be kerpt moving.

your body, and enables the body to get

This is why electric fam are neln'ul,

It is moving str that tekefawsy the warm moist air immediately about

rid of that much more heat.

If possible try to get up earlier in

tha morning and get your work well under way so that you may lis down or rest and not have to work hard during the hottest part of the day. you can then finish your work when it is not so hot. '

mod of course is heating, but food

must be eaten to keep up your strength, Cut down on your sugar, bread, potatoes, but not on meat or eggs. Cut down on fats, butter and pork. Drink water freely but not to excss.

If you have any feeling of giddinus,

moist and cool, get off your feet into a oool shady place immediately and summon help. Fanning by hand or an electric fan is of great help.

where the pulse is weak.

noted ig that where the individual has

hausted condition that the heat over- comes him sooner than it otherwise would. This exhaustion is often due to

don‘i. be afraid of it. but keep intes- tine clear, eat regularly but not'as

faintness or nausea. or skin feels ern Canadian orator that I have ev-

l GF

lheard them alll

berton rink, as he dwelt on the hard-

It may be that heat to the fee/t and ships of the poor, in language pure

ice to the head and neck may be ne- enough and idealistic enou h tl; nerve cessary or even a heart stimulant ss

Further it would be well to remain cause the downtrodden workmen to

in bed for a day or two after all arise and kiss him. As for the worn- symptoms have passed. en-God alone knows how many of

Another point that has long been them went to their beds that night

with their dreams full of MacKen- '

been working hard and is in an ex- zie King. V

his doing too much work in an effort of his presence has gradually worn I to get it cleared away before he goes away, until, today, there is nothing

on his vacation. left in the minds of most of those , Remember when the hast come: who heard him but a vague; intang-

ible remembrance.

much as usual. cutting down on star- him that night, realize his promise., ohm. and rat ss much as you can to them have not been kept but I where you can get a. current of air. doubt if there is one of them wh.;

bears him any u|-w1|1_ ge,-tamIy_ none which at one time threatened to sweep 'Canada that there never was an iibler

im*-1° among the spinners, N0; he has not

parisons. The workmen earned their money.

What I un trying to como at is

that Mr, King on the platform and Mr. King in action, are two very dif- ferent personalities. Were the late lamented Robert Louis Stevenson liv- ing, we should be tempted to think that he had had Mr. King in mind when he wrote the famous "Dr. Jek- yll and Mr. Hyde," supposing the book had been written months in-

stead of years ago.

Right here I want to cross swords

with all and sundry who compare the

oratorical abilities of King with those' of Bennett to the detriment of theg former. -In richness of ima.glnation.l in beauty and in classic purity of language, King surpasses any mod-

heard save Laurier. And I have

To hear him that night in the Al-

a model for one of Keat‘s im- °1’fHl BOYIHCIS. was sufficient to

But, nine short summers and eight: ng winters hate pamed since that,

T0<lHy. the most of those who heard

years., For this change, he claimed the credit for Progressivlsm- which browbeat Liberalism into doing many thing, not so much against its judg- ment as against its ivill. But as lead- I ei- he found it impossible to get thei results he believed were possible. 1-li; average fellow-member and support- er was drunk with a sense oi his pow-

er in a House which could not func- | tion without Progressive support. and 1

would not listen to the constructive quemm ideas of his leader. -

Crerar realized the movement, in

order to become a potent one, mtv.: forsake eectionalism cad embrace the I wl;':le country, which c:u1d not be

done without a national organization ~

and a national policy. His followers,

Cream and pure fruit flavors. appear.

Perfection Ice Cream se

in cones and bricks. Fresh

Ice - Gold Spar

The 'Gentral

When you get tired and thirsty on your shopping trips, call at our store and get one of our Ice-Cold Sodas with loo `

To get the real refreshing flavor of tea TRY

BRAHMIN

Sold Unly in Red Airtight Packages

*O-OOO*-GOO

_ , . 's

kling Sodas at Drugstore

Your wsariaeas will loan dia-

When you find out how delicious our Ice-Cream Sodaa ;-

are, we know you will be tempted to visit our fountain fre-

rvea with errant.: fr-am; me -T

daily.

E. A. Foste1'Df.§-°.'.Ts'§f.'§.. Sunnysid

HEADQUARTERS FOR GOOD FISHING TACKLE '

h°we\.e,._ ms/de such ,_ mush of their

lv married yet. I ;}`r. I remember weii that election oft

' "°" 71; Th# DroE1‘essives were coming

strong- Crerar had had 16 members

14.1-

in the House before dissolution and

_ there was a feeling all over the West

SONG I-'R/OM IDYLLB OF THE t

KING

In Love if Love be Love, if Love be

ours,

Faith and unfsith can ne'er be equal

powers:

Unfaith_in aught is want of faith in

all,

lt is the little rift within the lute, That by and by will make the music

mute,

Arid ever widening slowly silence

all.

The little rift within the lover‘sI

lute, I

Or little pitted speck in garnered

fruit.,

That rotting inward slowly moulders

all.

It is not worth the keeping: let it

go:

But shall it? answer. da.rllng,'s.n-

sw-er no.

And trust me not at all or all in all.

-Lord Tennyson

having been due to the exercise of poor Judgment, One hundred and ninety-nine of those cases were col- lissions between motor cars and rall-

THE LAND WE LOVE I

lyfl.ANll.lIGH

WOM!-IN’S INSTITIITES. membership of 7600. Ontario leads

____ with 1125 branches and 30,000 mem.

Q. What are Wo'men'c Znstltites? bers, Alberta next, with 5500 members. I A. Womenk Institutes are. as the A Canadian representative introduced

helrlml Bhd In llms. heart and kid- title suggests, organisations of women, this Institute idea In Great Britain s what is needed is not a new Blue vs: which this country is to be represen- ney action, and that many persons'--__.

hat he was the Moses to lead his followers over the Red sea of poor prices and hard times. When the House met again after the election of '21, Crerar had 65 followers to support him in his agitation for the recognition of the farmers' grievgm- es. At this time Crerar was almost, considered a deml-god by than sup- porters of his. The manifesto which he had issued before the election, placed him practically in thg “mg Position in the West and in some por- tions of the Maritimes, as wilgdn was in France and Italy after his ig. suimcc of the 14 points.

King came to the Premiership with

around 115 supporters but while his WHS the greatest party, he soon recur. ed that without the active support 01 Crerar he could do nothing and im. lllilflllllely began in curry favor with the Party he had so surreptitiously 0PP0sed. Because of the fact that the Progressives hem the asians, or Power, the Westemers did gain some

-W

m°Stly in rural areas, 10; pu;-page, of mutal helpfulness and 'ibnc dm $00101 welfare, The first one was or- Hmlwd In Stoney creek, ont., ii quarter of a century ago. Tl-.ere gre MW In Canada 2.110 bnncire, win. 88,950 members, with 123 French, Canadian ones in addition nad a,

few years age,-when tt nas become

~_.~::i-.-.~*~ H

independence that Crerar quickly '

discerned that this admirable quality, " ' ' ' '

without proper guidance and control '

would rapidly degenerate into weak I yfnptOfnS of

Super-Egotism

ness. He could do nothing but rc-I

sign. It was not long before he saw, his predictions justified, Without at

lesder worthy of the name. Progrcs- tMontrealGa1ettcI

eivism quickly developed into 1 mass of incoherency-a Voice crying in the MI. William Lyon MacKenzie Kings

wildemess. Liberalism, taking ad- yprofound researches inpsychology and vantage of its opportunity, contplcteti mass reactions appear to have con- ihe ruin. Forks, after ivinuing his Ivinoed him that it is possible, P. T. seat as a Liberul~Progi~e:sive, waslliamum to the contrary notwith- made Minister of Immigration. Still, Isfanding, to fool 511 the people au of

he probably was as well qualified for gills time, provided you go about in It as Macmillan is for Minister of the right way; and the right way is

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memorable night, and the witchery ; Fisheries, 'founded upon the assumption that the

Nevertheless, during the process oi lfcrcs of reiieraticn will :cmpcl the

its disintegration, Progressivism waslpublic to accept whatever high valu- stlli a potent factor in the securing lation a public man may choose to put

of much beneficial legislation for tholupon himself. The Prine Minister West. It is now history how lt fore- .may be right; but 1'!"-num, vi-,», was ed the Government to reverse its de- :in the sam: tiuriltfrt, 1:: l aim .=.i,:.`.`:d cision and put in force the low rates his siibject and wtis no mein au- on the Crows Nest Pass. Ithority.

Today, of all that mighty movement! Mr. King informs the people of

over the whole of Canada, only Al- Igcvernmcnt at Ottawa than Ili: one bei-ta remains. She, alone, has re- 'which he has directed. Acceztizir tifs mained WUC W the PYIIICIDISS ln Whlflli lassertion, one must look back “with she. rlshtly or wwnslv. believes. It I.-.mirrement at the 1-rczc-.it;dr~,~. di that will take more than the sweet. fl2€~ Iso-called "cabli‘~t cf all the talent;" tering words of King to move lier°“~h|¢~h 51,- \~_q;f~.1 Unfit... gathered from her stand. If, as the LlIX’Y=ll about him in 1396. Th;t was regard- lead" mpes' me result °f the Elec' ed as a fairly strong agvre~aticn of tion should be a tie between Liberals “mini t,.a_z.._,i.V at me Lung; gut things and Conservatives, Alberta will have ‘have d._3ngPd_ The giants of than T;7n;fit]Th;: t;;“;i:“" § do “gmt think days would fail far short of the tower- of 2 »i.§&“i.1 .~l.”"»if§t.l;th::i.;"f;":_:;.:i;§;“'.;;":;l should. Can you? I - I t 'M -. ,.J " H 2 me me W into in Libra 1235 '$i`.i`.°2 2131 ‘.Z;.'I;,; Ti’ §-Z? L? .‘.l°Zi.§,'I.’.“.°.‘I,‘..l`§".,'i.°',§".2..€.°`§.‘;“T,Z2§IF"”“""" '“ "“_“'“- "el have become so insistent as to force IM” accwmsd men. of "Ly excep-

ional ca aclt", .-iic.l:er c'.‘ns'de;~e:l

them to act, has Liberalism done one It , p J Y , , single thing for this country' Pmm_ indiiiduaily or collec.ivc_y, and the ‘ses they have made but few of them progress of the Dominion was azcelc. have been implemented. I

In the meantime United States has '

been increasing her tariff regularly; seemingly indifferent to the protes- tations of this country, without, ‘I'h°60 DUID and paper she could not| 80% H1008. We have endured so' many slaps in the face that Hoover mg Ccnslderauon t° the a“‘ai“m°m`7 1, juumed in thinkin' us . spmele” 'or achievements of tha men, Liberals “mon ,ming to mn" in meme be_ as well as Conservatives, who surroun. mu” of the greatness of our ne.gh_ :ded .Sir John Macdonald and accom- bm to the south -plished one or two minor things in

were m.°ns_ “mess hands at the ;the interests of Canada. New times, when or our ship of stair, diirerent “ew "‘°“' “"4 "°“' m“““°fS- - trestmgng would be specduy accm.d_i 'As for the Pi me M'nist.er's pretence ed us. For no nation can afford to 'that °“IY “""“.°f`hI5 "l°5"l°|'\ "C "5 Ilflore us with impunity. We are the lu’ "°°"°?°“t the D°ml“I°“ M the grmgry of E."-.-,p,_ our mimi nurvforihcoming Imperial Conference, .i oil-fields, our forests, our fisheries are _H1910 glaring example of blatant and practically inexhaustible, To no cf~-..~._ ‘bumptious cgoiism it would be diifi~ try has such a heritage been g; en. W" W ¢°“¢°IV¢- Ml Km! NUS *£10 But. even a Bluenosa will go on hr Pfvple of Canada that he must te re- rocks if the Captain be not skillful turned to office in order that he mai/ and his course not tr-ug, ._ include this, that and the other Li-

In the ease of such a catastrophe, béfll m`hI-BI-Cr ln th! GBICSIHIOD D5'

hotvver, has his own conception of political and administrative abilltyf and under his exacting standards the great Liberal leaders of the past are tried and found wanting. He would not, of course, give a moments pass-

rut a new crew, ft may, indeed, well ted, and he calls loudly and repos

gsuffer from those defects withoutlljoy-rider. the dlpsomsnian or the very popular and useful. The Pro-lb! that Canada also needs It. By all édly UDOI1 l'I°l1»R~B. Bennett t0 Mmv lcnf.~v.l|~.z it. Yet-any rf ti:-.se per- lunatic at large is free to drive a car gramme of this organization covers I prescnt appearances, sho is going tp the gentler-ng-f. it-nom hp win send |f up gpg; Qqnge B

_,\ _ j______________ W _Y _ _ A _ rmviasa. __,______ ‘_ lens. to say nothing of the ssnkleu when and when hs will. ____ ,___, wide range ct helpful services. ‘ have is the re.rponsibili.y of forming a go- I

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rated under the’r guidance. l\fr. King,I `

vemri-isnt fallg upon him. Here 'tliei-e, an unthinklng audience . iplauded this demand. unoonacio p:.rent-ly, of its utter lhufidity

;K.tng complains that Mr, Benn -' 'not answered. or,at. any rate, fsubmitted no such list, and ,knows better than ivir. wiiusm .Mackenzie King that such I. d ~ even had he the right to make it even if Mr, Bennett. were dis ' treat it seriously, is an iinposible No one knows better than Mr. that to ask his opwhent for a na-mes from a government not existence is the veriest humour can serve no other purpose -- of hoodwinking the morsgulli the electorate. No other politi . ted with the leadership of a political party in Canada has presumed so boldly upon the -I of the public to differentiate -- sense and nonsense; but then. never was a government, ..» -i» lit:-_`K1ng, the equal of his own!

But this extraordinary 0!

into the realms of political -

has its serious side. Those ~ i not, deceived by Mr. Kin!! V' heroics-and very few P60016 Ul mal intelligence are likely W ' ceivcd-will find in them a. d

ly offensive implication. Are

vlnccs of Canada to accept the _ tion that they can produce f -~ ranks of their citizens none W fitted to repre:ent them at t perial Conference other than whom Mr. King has named? Ii disparagement to Mr. Lapoin Ralston, Mr. Dunning, etc., to - Lf this be true, as Mr. King -' to be, then has Canadian PU

become sadly impoverished.

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